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Recently, I saw someone compare RWA, certain U.S. bond yields, and on-chain yield products all together, and just looking at the table made me feel like I understood everything. To put it simply, don’t rush to calculate returns first; ask yourself: Is your wallet still in your hands?
Don’t screenshot your mnemonic phrase or store it on the cloud, even if you think you’re just saving it. Don’t just click confirm when a signature authorization pop-up appears; many phishing sites don’t steal your password—they trick you into giving permissions yourself. Later, if your assets are transferred away,

Watching a bunch of large transfers fly across the on-chain browser, and someone interpreting every move of the exchange's hot and cold wallets as "smart money positioning"... Fine, I guess, I can always imagine a whole drama playing out. But once you actually get involved in AMM market making, the show isn’t as entertaining anymore.
AMM curve stuff, honestly, is just you handing your position over to a formula: when the price fluctuates, your token ratio passively changes, getting less of the biggest gainers when prices go up, and buying more as prices fall. In the end, those trading fees oft

Make higher highs and higher lows, with buying pressure clearly dominant, following the trend.

First look at 0.0585 for TP1, once it reaches that point, I will sell a little first, don't be greedy.

If it's really aiming to match Sun Ge's narrative style, then it depends on whether there's real substance; don't just know how to hype things up.

I currently have basically two ways to use the chain: small amounts, frequent transactions are sent to L2, and don’t fight with mainnet gas fees directly, so the experience is better and you won’t feel bad every time you click confirm; for large amounts or long-term holdings, I still go back to the mainnet. It’s expensive, yes, but it’s about “less hassle.” To put it simply: daily activities are on Layer 2, deposits are on the mainnet, and crossing back and forth once is like paying an entrance fee.
Recently, the group has been sharing screenshots about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, a